This school year is all about collaboration! You may have students online, in-person, or a combination. Share these collaborative ELA activities for online learning to connect your students wherever they are! Create a Nonfiction Ebook My students love creating books! Share a blank Google Slide presentation or have students create their own text on another collaborative storytelling app. Nonfiction Ebooks…
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With some of your students learning from home this fall, it’s hard to know if they are getting all the support they need! This is true for all your remote students, but your students that struggle with reading need you now more than ever! Help your struggling readers during distance learning with these strategies. Provide Differentiated Reading Passages Make sure…
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Students are learning in so many different ways! Whether they’re taking courses online or in-person, it is important for our middle schoolers to see how reading connects to their own lives. Keeping reading relevant for online learners requires connecting to other texts students have read, current events, and of course, their own personal lives! Here are some ways you can…
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Distance learning has been a challenging thing for me to wrap my head around. I have over a decade of experience teaching, and I honestly felt like a brand new teacher when I logged in to my first class. I had read the horror stories of unwanted guests saying inappropriate things, and I had played out a lot of nightmare…
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I am happy to provide you with free middle school ELA resources to save you both time and money! Here, you will find how you can use my free ELA resources to help teach comprehension, text structure, and inferencing: three sets of skills that always appear on reading assessments! Comprehension Resources First, understanding is the foundation of literacy and critical thinking. Students…
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